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Is there an alien force on a mission to explore strange new worlds — like ours? UFO enthusiasts are hoping some of the truth they believe is out there could be revealed Tuesday in Washington, D.C.

The estimate cost of the Affton and north St. Louis County stations has risen from about $13 million to $38 million.

A Chesterfield-based health care billing company has acquired a New Jersey-based provider of medical billing and coding services.

Several years ago you might recall that a bunch of eBay executives were busted waging a bizarre harassment campaign against a blogging couple who had been critical of the company. David and Ina Steiner, the folks behind Ecommerce Bytes, had occasionally (and fairly tamely) criticized some eBay business practices. Instead of addressing those practices, numerous […]

ST. LOUIS - It's Free Trip Tuesday brought to you by Ryan Kelley, The Home Loan Expert. On Tuesday, May 17, you could win a trip for six to Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Resort. The winner will get a four-night stay in a two-bedroom cottage, with full kitchen and bath. They will also get unlimited use of the pool and [...]

"Takera was goofy and silly and loved to hang out with her cousin. She was extremely respectful."

Larder & Cupboard offers handcrafted jams and jellies in a bevy of flavors, ranging from blood orange-IPA to bourbon-peach.

David Hoffmann and his wife will still serve as advisors for the Augusta project, which calls for a hotel, 12-hole golf course and other amenities.

Family of the 16-year-old girl say an unknown man shot the teen in the stomach while inside of a vehicle.

Composer-vocalist Annika Socolofsky will present reimagined lullabies with seven members of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra this week at the Pulitzer Art Foundation. She turns folk melodies into “feminist rager-lullabies” that convey messages she describes as full of beauty, passion and rage.

The online platform spans 56 searchable options, including a red barn, a yurt, a scenic spot along a golf course, and more.

Charl F. Howard's trial was set for this week. A city prosecutor Monday dropped charges against Howard after the judge denied a request to postpone the trial.

Tiara Curry always knew she was meant to be an entrepreneur. She has a degree in fashion merchandise and tried running an online boutique, but it didn’t click. One day, Curry was packing up her Florissant home to move to St. Charles when she found old papers for a then-abandoned idea, The Wine Cafe (703 S Main Street, St. Charles; 636-410-8002, thewinecafe.biz).

Police said the pickup truck's driver didn't stop for a stop sign or railroad crossing sign at the tracks and tried to cross ahead of the train.

MADISON COUNTY, Ill. - A police chase ended in an arrest early Tuesday morning in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. The car was stolen from Chicago. Officers spotted it in Litchfield just before 2 a.m. The chase reached speeds of up to 120 miles an hour along I-55. The chase ended near Highway 111 in Pontoon Beach. One [...]

ST. LOUIS - A man was shot in the leg near St. Louis City Hall early Tuesday morning. The shooting happened just after 12:30 a.m. on 13th Street at Chestnut Street in Poelker Park next to the Soldiers' Memorial. One man was shot near there on Sunday morning. Another man was shot and killed in [...]

The college town offers a wide array of cuisine, including these local favorites.

This story was originally published by Kaiser Health News.  The Biden administration in March 2021 announced it was investing $2.25 billion to address COVID health disparities, the largest federal funding initiative designed specifically to help underserved communities hardest hit by the virus. Two months later, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded grants to […]

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